Let’s play.

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One question.

One minute, tops.

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This is a tough one. If we still had a mortgage, I probably would have said that because it was a doozy … but that’s not a life long bill. It just felt that way.

And with the uncertainty in the Middle East, filling our tanks with heating oil this winter is going to make my cry, no doubt about that.

But I think I’ll have to choose groceries.

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We may not live in a mansion, may not drive Ferraris, but we like to eat … and we eat well. Which results in some eye popping receipts at the grocery store. Have you priced a decent pot roast these days? It’s criminal.

So yes. I’ll pick free groceries for life.

With all the money I’ll save, I’ll be picking out that Ferrari before you can say 5 pound boneless chuck.

How about you?

What bill do you want paid for life.

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49 thoughts on “Let’s play.”

  1. Groceries is a good one, so is health care and then there are utilities – but I’m going to choose housing. Not everyone owns a house and even if your mortgage is paid there are property taxes, repairs, upkeep or even ill health and assisted living accommodations – so yes, please I want a roof, and a nice one, over my head for my whole life.

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  2. Eating out at expensive restaurants and having the bill always paid including a very generous 30 percent tip and drinks. Bill paid, please, and no regrets when it reads $150 for dinner or lunch or more.

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      1. It does, doesn’t it and I get to choose the restaurants, mostly. We do eat less and we are both good cooks but as we get older, this splurge would be nice. It is very expensive eating out.

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      2. We go out for brunch. Both of us are very light eaters. As long as I have my coffee, I am good. I look with amazement at a friend and her husband who seem to eat every meal out. And then they post pics!

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      3. Yes, exactly. An order like that used to.be pretty cheap 🫤. As much as I want to offer support to local business’s We tend to try to.only eat out when on vacation. It’s definitely no longer affordable as a daily thing.

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      4. We also had Chinese Food the other night: Fried Scallops (for 2), Vegetable Lo Mein for 2, and a side order of sweet fried plantains (It was a fusion place, Chinese and Mexican). Our cost? $21. 00. Did yours get served with golden chopsticks?

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    1. Ha! I hear you.
      At one time ours were astronomical but we cut all but one up years ago, paid off a consolidation loan and now pay the lone survivor off every month for whopping points.
      👍

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